RAY STILL RECOVERING
The Kinks legend is forced to cancel upcoming appearances due to medical advice...
frontman RAY DAVIES injuries following his recent shooting may be more serious than first thought.
As previously reported on NME.COM, the singer was shot in the leg in New Orleans after chasing a mugger who held a female companion at gunpoint in January. It was not thought at the time that the injury was severe.
However Davies has been forced to pull out of a New York appearance following medical advice.
Davies was due to appear at the 14th annual Tibet House benefit concert at Carnegie Hall alongside David Byrne.
A statement on the star's official website reads: "Ray has been advised by his medical and insurance advisers that he cannot appear at the Tibet House at Carnegie Hall on the 25th February due to the injuries he received in January.
"These injuries were more serious than originally broadcast in the media and Ray is still undergoing treatment. However, he is hoping to return to the UK soon. Ray would like to emphasise his continuing support for the Tibet House as a worthy cause and hopes very much to do similar benefits in the future. Ray also sends his appreciation to all well wishers."
Davies' UK dates in April are still expected to go ahead.
As previously reported on NME.COM, the singer was shot in the leg in New Orleans after chasing a mugger who held a female companion at gunpoint in January. It was not thought at the time that the injury was severe.
However Davies has been forced to pull out of a New York appearance following medical advice.
Davies was due to appear at the 14th annual Tibet House benefit concert at Carnegie Hall alongside David Byrne.
A statement on the star's official website reads: "Ray has been advised by his medical and insurance advisers that he cannot appear at the Tibet House at Carnegie Hall on the 25th February due to the injuries he received in January.
"These injuries were more serious than originally broadcast in the media and Ray is still undergoing treatment. However, he is hoping to return to the UK soon. Ray would like to emphasise his continuing support for the Tibet House as a worthy cause and hopes very much to do similar benefits in the future. Ray also sends his appreciation to all well wishers."
Davies' UK dates in April are still expected to go ahead.
More News:
More The Kinks
'You Really Got Me' drummer Bobby Graham dies
The Kinks
Return Of White Rabbit @ TheklaListen to full tracks now. Users outside the UK can hear 30-second clips of each song.
Comments (0)
Add a comment
Add your comment
Please sign in to add your comments or register to have your say.